David Carr and Brian Stelter discuss how Sunday night has become jammed with the most prestigious shows of the week, whether on cable or network TV, including “The Good Wife” on CBS; “Nurse Jackie” on Showtime; “Girls” on HBO; “Mad Men” and “The Killing” on AMC. Some are complaining that their DVRs can’t keep up with the offerings.
An investigation by the Justice Department of pricing collusion between Apple and electronic book publishers has been building in recent months.
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"One Day on Earth" will be shown in 160 countries on Sunday; the film, the idea of two U.S.C. graduates, was created from footage collected by amateur videographers around the world on Oct. 10, 2010.
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Sunday night has become jammed with the best shows, whether on cable or network TV; some are complaining that their DVRs can't keep up with the offerings.
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The agency disputed Lee Storey's deductions related to making and marketing the film "Smile 'Til It Hurts: The Up With People Story," arguing that she wasn't engaged in a business. The tax court disagreed.
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"American Idol" matched what has been its worst-ever rating - for its results show; NBC's shows also reached toward new depths. Only ABC had some good news.
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A large share of celebrities income tax has been slipping off to places like Georgia, Louisiana and Massachusetts as those states and others use film production incentives to lure some of Hollywood's most-expensive movie shoots.
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